The 2011 CMA Music Festival will be taking place in downtown Nashville June 9-12. This event will be celebrating its 40th birthday, as well. It will also be, once again, filmed for an ABC television special, which is to air later in the summer.
The Nightly Concerts at LP Field during CMA Music Festival are, undoubtedly, the best way to enjoy and receive the full CMA Music Festival experience, and at an unbeatable price. On Saturday, April 16 at 11 a.m. ET, tickets for these Nightly Concerts will go on sale to the public for $35 (plus handling fees) for general admission in the upper deck of LP Field. Fans are able to purchase these tickets through Ticketmaster or at Ticketmaster.com, or by calling 1-800-745-3000. They can also be purchased through CMAfest.com or 1-800-CMA-FEST (262-3378).
"You simply cannot beat the value of a CMA Music Festival single ticket to the Nightly Concerts," CMA Chief Executive Officer, Steve Moore said. "Thirty-five dollars to enjoy a night filled with performances from today's superstars and rising talents is an unbelievable price. With such a low cost, we anticipate that these tickets well sell quickly, so fans interested should consider purchasing now."
The artists shceudled to appear at LP Field are as follows:
Thursday, June 9: Jason Aldean, Easton Corbin, Sara Evans, Brad Paisley, and Zac Brown Band.
Friday, June 10: Sheryl Crow, Lady Antebellum, Martina McBride, Ashton Shepherd, Keith Urban, and more to be announced soon.
Saturday, June 11: Trace Adkins, Little Big Town, Rascal Flatts, Reba, Josh Turner, and Chris Young.
Sunday, June 12: The Band Perry, the JaneDear girls, Miranda Lambert, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, and more to be announced.
Artists are scheduled and subject to change, and additional artists will be announced in the near future.
Those in attendance of the CMA Music Festival can also know that they are providing needed instruments and musical education supplies to Nashville students. CMA Music Festival is a charity event which benefits music education in Metro Nashville Public Schools through a partnership with the Nashville Alliance for Public Education.
More than $4.9 million has been donated to date. These proceeds to go purchase musical instruments and supplies. This also includes an annual endowment gift for the Country Music Fall of Fame and Museum’s Words & Music program. The program, which is titled “Keep the Music Played,” was founded in 2005 for the CMA Music Festival and its participating artists, so that they are all able to give back to the community.
For more information about CMA Festival, visit CMAfest.com.
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